Rebel: Estefanía Villarreal Celina Is Now A Model

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

To speak of Rebelde is inevitably to speak of Anahí (Mía Colucci), Alfonso Herrera (Miguel Arango), Dulce María (Roberta), Christopher Uckermann (Diego), Maite Perroni (Lupita) and Christian Chávez (Giovanni), but the former RBD members do not they are the only ones who managed to leave their mark on the public during the more than 400 episodes that the successful Televisa soap opera had.

The walls of the exclusive private school 'El Elite Way School' also welcomed other young actors, most without much acting experience until then, who managed to earn a place in the hearts of a whole generation of young people and adolescents around the world.

Among those 'rebels', Estefanía Villarreal, the actress behind the unforgettable Celina, the teenage best friend of Mía Colucci who was overweight, stood out.

Estefanía has continued to develop her acting career in the last decade with soap operas such as I do not believe in men and And tomorrow will be another better day, a fiction that she recorded in 2018 and that is currently broadcast on Univision at 2 pm EST.

The 32-year-old actress has, however, moved away from the world of acting in the last year and has focused more on her role as a model, her other great passion.

In addition to being the image of important brands with great international prestige, Estefanía has paraded on well-known catwalks, such as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Mexico, considered the most resonant fashion platform in the country.

"Modeling for me is more than putting on incredible clothes and makeup, it is art, it is expression, it is getting out there, facing your fears and insecurities, emptying yourself of complexes, walking with all the security you have and finally enjoying yourself," she recently declared. on their social networks.

With her example, the actress has become a role model for many young women who, like her, do not comply with the strict beauty standards imposed by society.

“First of all it defines perfect. Once you have it clear, I share something that works for me. I like to focus on what I think of myself, not on what others think, say or do, I recommended a few days ago to a fan who asked her for advice to overcome fear of what they would say as she wanted to be an actress and recognized that I didn't have the 'perfect' body.